Slit Lamp

A slit lamp is a specialized magnifying microscope and a common piece of ophthalmic equipment used by ophthalmologists and optometrists to examine the eye.

Automated Refractor

An autorefractor or automated refractor is a computer-controlled machine used during an eye examination to provide an objective measurement of a person’s refractive error and prescription for glasses or contact lenses.

Ophthalmoscope Beta 200 S

The direct ophthalmoscope allows you to look into the back of the eye to look at the health of the retina, optic nerve, vasculature and vitreous humor. This exam produces an upright image of approximately 15 times magnification.

Retinoscope Beta 200

Retinoscopy is an exam technique that objectively measures the refractive error of the eye. This is done by looking through an optical instrument called a retinoscope to observe the movement of reflected light in a patient’s pupil.

Tonometer

A tonometer measures the pressure of the eye by very gently touching the cornea. A tonometer that actually touches the eye requires numbing drops to be instilled into the eyes. Many doctors also use an air -puff tonometer that blows air onto the eyes to measure eye pressure or test for glaucoma. And the most important tool for measuring eye pressure is a device called a tonometer.

Ocular® Maxfield® 90D

90D lens: It is a widely used and the most popular slit lamp fundus examination lens. Its image magnification is 0.76x. Though the lens actually minifies the retinal image, a magnified image of the retina may be visualized using the magnification system of the slit lamp.

Ophthalmic Trial Lens Set

A trial lens set is a type of ophthalmology measuring instrument used in ophthalmology departments in hospitals and opticians to detect the refractive state and strabismus, or amblyopia and other visual functions of the human eye.

Lensometer and Lens Drilling Machine

A lensmeter or lensometer is an instrument used to verify the prescription of eyeglasses or spectacles. Many lensmeters can also verify the power of contact lenses with the addition of a special lens support.

Comprehensive Eye Examinations

• Routine Eye Exams: Detailed descriptions of what is included in a routine eye exam, including vision tests, eye health assessments, and screenings for common eye conditions.
• Children’s Eye Exams: Information on pediatric eye care, highlighting the importance of early detection and treatment of vision problems in children.
• Senior Eye Exams: Focus on age-related eye conditions and the importance of regular check-ups for seniors.

Vision Correction

• Prescription Glasses: Explanation of the process for getting prescription glasses, including frame selection and lens options.
• Contact Lenses: Types of contact lenses available, fitting process, and care instructions.

Prescription Glasses

• Custom Lenses: Tailored lenses for your specific vision requirements, including single vision, bifocal, trifocal, and progressive lenses.
• Designer Frames: A wide selection of fashionable and durable frames from top brands to suit all styles and budgets.
• Lens Enhancements: Options for anti-reflective coatings, UV protection, blue light filters, and scratch-resistant coatings.
• Specialized Lenses: Lenses designed for particular activities such as computer work, driving, or reading.

Contact Lenses Services

• Cosmetic Contact Lenses:
  • Enhance or change your eye color with lenses available in various shades, both with and without prescription.
  • Lenses that completely change your eye color, perfect for a dramatic new look.
• Prosthetic Contact Lenses:
  • Match the appearance of your natural eye, providing an aesthetic solution for damaged or disfigured eyes.
  • Lenses used to mask severe scarring or disfigurement, providing a more natural and uniform appearance.

Brand New Plastic Frames

Plastic Eyeglasses frames are made of durable impact-resistant plastic. Discover our wide selection of colors, shapes of sizes.

Brand New Metal Frames

Metal frames tend to be the more lightweight and durable option between the two, meaning that if you are rough with your glasses, this may be the best option for you. There is a great variety of metal frame materials to choose from including gold, silver, aluminum, stainless steel, nickel, titanium, and alloy.

Men's Sunglasses

‘UV400‘ refers to UV rays at the top end of the UV spectrum, up to the 400-nanometre wavelength. Sunglasses with this level of protection block an even wider spectrum than the CE and British Standard models, making them the ultimate protection for your eyes.